New Delhi, Aug 13: The salary doled out by India Inc could increase by average 17 per cent in the current year, says a new survey.
"The average salary increase in 2006 was 14-16 percent, and the report suggests it could be as high as 17 percent in 2007," said SVB Global, the international arm of financial services company SVB financial group in its study "compensation and benefits industry survey, 2007".
The survey conducted in collaboration with research and consulting firm, Zinnov on HR practices of 31 product development companies with operations in Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad adds, the IT capital of India, Bangalore has the deepest product development talent pool while Hyderabad offers the highest salaries.
The survey points out the lack of leadership in the middle-management and continued cost escalations for the big shots of IT talent pool as some of the main workforce challenges that India Inc faces.
"Lack of middle-management leadership, an overflow of entry-level and mid-level engineers and continued cost escalations for the top 20th percentile of the information technology talent pool are among the key workforce challenges that the Indian market faces," said SVB global in a release issued through Asianet.
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